- D0PPELGANGER

What will you do when they win the federal elections?

What will you do when they win the federal elections?
- A_Tree

complain on a hockey website.

What will you do when they win the federal elections?
- A_Tree

Not even in jest

- D0PPELGANGER

So colas kill you....What about sprite, orange, Mountain Dew, etc?

These are way more fun than corsi charts

He's the best.
- BINGO!

The attack adds are hilariously awful

Joe Biden now making hints about running for President... With the GOP already set for bloodbath attacks at each other in hopes of the Nomination, it would be interesting to see the Dems also bringing out the heavy artillery... instead of Hillary having a cakewalk through the Convention and until the GOP survivor finally starts taking shots at her.

It always amazes me how opposing candidates within the same party can deride the other candidates and their ability to do the job... and then when the dust settles and they have their candidate, say "never mind, he/she is the perfect choice without any blemishes".

What will you do when they win the federal elections?
- A_Tree

won't happen.


http://business.financial...re-critics-not-contenders

won't happen.


http://business.financial...re-critics-not-contenders
- D0PPELGANGER

TIL that on July 23, 1983, Air Canada's Flight 143, with 69 people onboard, ran out of fuel at an altitude of 41,000 ft. The pilot managed to glide the plane down safely as he was a very experienced glider pilot. 22,300 pounds of jet fuel had been put in instead of 22,300 kg.

https://www.reddit.com/r/...3_air_canadas_flight_143/


ks were u on this plane?

TIL that on July 23, 1983, Air Canada's Flight 143, with 69 people onboard, ran out of fuel at an altitude of 41,000 ft. The pilot managed to glide the plane down safely as he was a very experienced glider pilot. 22,300 pounds of jet fuel had been put in instead of 22,300 kg.

https://www.reddit.com/r/...3_air_canadas_flight_143/


ks were u on this plane?
- BingoLady

Metric system still confusing some people back then eh?

TIL that on July 23, 1983, Air Canada's Flight 143, with 69 people onboard, ran out of fuel at an altitude of 41,000 ft. The pilot managed to glide the plane down safely as he was a very experienced glider pilot. 22,300 pounds of jet fuel had been put in instead of 22,300 kg.

https://www.reddit.com/r/...3_air_canadas_flight_143/


ks were u on this plane?
- BingoLady

So they're not the same amount?

Metric system still confusing some people back then eh?
- D0PPELGANGER

At least they aren't fooled by the climate change hoax lol amirite?

La Reunion aircraft debris came from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Malaysian PM

Joe Biden now making hints about running for President... With the GOP already set for bloodbath attacks at each other in hopes of the Nomination, it would be interesting to see the Dems also bringing out the heavy artillery... instead of Hillary having a cakewalk through the Convention and until the GOP survivor finally starts taking shots at her.

It always amazes me how opposing candidates within the same party can deride the other candidates and their ability to do the job... and then when the dust settles and they have their candidate, say "never mind, he/she is the perfect choice without any blemishes".
- ForeverFlyer16

it really is such a weird phenomenon

- kicksave856

BECKY THE RAT FROM BIG BROTHER LOVES THAT poop

it really is such a weird phenomenon
- Crimsoninja

Obama took the prize from Hillary using this strategy, Biden is too (frank)ed up to pull it off

I honestly believe neither will be the democratic nominee

BECKY THE RAT FROM BIG BROTHER LOVES THAT poop
- watsonnostaw

- kicksave856

- watsonnostaw

lol

what the (frank) meg didn't even try knock off some of these do nothing losers

Dark matter—the unseen 80 percent of the universe’s mass—doesn’t emit, absorb or reflect light. Astronomers know it exists only because it interacts with our slice of the ordinary universe through gravity. Hence the hunt for this missing mass has focused on so-called WIMPs—Weakly Interacting Massive Particles—which interact with each other as infrequently as they interact with normal matter.

Physicists have reasons to look for alternatives to WIMPs. For two decades, astronomers have found less dark matter at the centers of galaxies than what WIMP models suggest they should. The discrepancy is even worse at the cores of the universe’s tiny dwarf galaxies, which have few ordinary stars but lots of dark matter.

About four years ago, James Bullock, a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California, Irvine, began to wonder whether the standard view of dark matter was failing important empirical tests. “This was the point where I really started thinking hard about alternatives,” he said.

Bullock thinks that dark matter might instead be complex, something that interacts with itself strongly in the way that ordinary matter interacts with itself to form intricate structures like atoms and atomic elements. Such a self-interacting dark matter, Bullock suspects, could exist in a “dark sector,” somewhat parallel to our own light sector, but detectable only through the way it affects gravity.

He and his colleagues have created numerical simulations that predict what the universe would look like if dark matter feels strong interactions. They expected to see the model fail. Instead, they found that it was consistent with what astronomers observe.

the google logo. it's serious poop.